Exhaust acuating motor bypass
#11
RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass
do you have a diagram of that circuit for a 06 1000?,my 954 s/m does not really tell me
much about it-except keep it plugged in!,i have 5 pin connector-2 pins are used to power the motor,
2 other pins have splice points to other sensors(tells me-power and ground circuits-can be unplugged)the last
pin monitors the last 2 pins mentioned-this wire is the key to removing the
valve-when i posted the reply-it was based of off the 954-i cant see the 06 model
being anymore complex-is it?
o8
much about it-except keep it plugged in!,i have 5 pin connector-2 pins are used to power the motor,
2 other pins have splice points to other sensors(tells me-power and ground circuits-can be unplugged)the last
pin monitors the last 2 pins mentioned-this wire is the key to removing the
valve-when i posted the reply-it was based of off the 954-i cant see the 06 model
being anymore complex-is it?
o8
#12
RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass
you're putting hid ballasts in your trunk? that seems like an awfully long wire run for somethign that high of a voltage. hopefully they don't arc with that long of a run. i found some way to get them to fit in the front fairing (granted i have an f4i so i dunno how much room is actully in the 1krr
#13
RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass
There is absolutely zero wasted space on the 1KRR. I couldn't even fit one of the ballasts in the front. There is a spot inside the left cowling (that houses the fuse box, air flapper vaccuum canister, some relays, and other wiring), that once the vaccuum canister is removed you can bunch all of those other items to the right with some minor rewiring and I may have been able to fit two ballasts on the inner cowling, but they weigh about a pound each. I don't think the inner cowling would have been able to suppport that weight. Plus it would have been really difficult to mount all of the relays and fuse box into one corner without making it look like a rats nest (which I hate).
#14
RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass
ORIGINAL: outsider8
do you have a diagram of that circuit for a 06 1000?
do you have a diagram of that circuit for a 06 1000?
#15
RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass
2006 HID Install
http://www.1000rr.net/vb/showthread....ht=HID+Install
2004/2005 HID Install
http://www.1000rr.net/vb/showthread....ht=HID+Install
http://www.1000rr.net/vb/showthread....ht=HID+Install
2004/2005 HID Install
http://www.1000rr.net/vb/showthread....ht=HID+Install
#17
RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass
This is what you do; first, using a marker-mark the servo in the "factory" neutral position, remove the cables, then line up the marks from the servo wheel to the mounted motor, thats all you have to do, the light will stay off as long as ther servo believes it is in the "factory" position..................
#18
RE: Exhaust acuating motor bypass
ORIGINAL: buckward
This is what you do; first, using a marker-mark the servo in the "factory" neutral position, remove the cables, then line up the marks from the servo wheel to the mounted motor, thats all you have to do, the light will stay off as long as ther servo believes it is in the "factory" position..................
This is what you do; first, using a marker-mark the servo in the "factory" neutral position, remove the cables, then line up the marks from the servo wheel to the mounted motor, thats all you have to do, the light will stay off as long as ther servo believes it is in the "factory" position..................
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